Training Pictures
In the Fall of 2006, our entire department went through a comprehensive training dealing with hazardous materials. At the end of the 2 week course, all personnel are now Haz-Mat Technicians.
Part of our training consists of working with ropes. We strive to stay up to date with high angle rope rescue and other various rescues dealing with ropes.
FF Doug Waltroth descending down our training tower
FF Justin Baker and Batt. Chief David Clark help tending a rope line during a stokes basket training.
FF Calvert being lowered during a stokes basket training.
We recently acquired some new stabiliztion tools for our Rescue 1 truck. These Res-Q-Jacks were just delivered to us. Before we can put them into service, our department must be properly trained on their use. They will be primarily used for vehicle stabilization when extrication is involved. Many departments across the country are using this innovative tool as their choice for stabilization.
March 2008: CKFA School (Central Kentucky Fire Association)
There were over 100 students from around the state of Kentucky that enrolled in our annual
Fire School held at the Scott County Fire Dept. Classes included rope rescue, Search and Rescue,
EMT refresher course, Live Propane Burn, and other various classes.
Below is some pictures from the live propane burn class.
